Grinding and Deburring
Grinding and deburring of parts
After laser cutting, many parts need additional processing to become cleaner, safer and better prepared for the next production steps. We offer machine grinding and deburring of sheet metal parts up to 600 mm wide and 0.5 to 80 mm thick.
The process improves edge quality, reduces the need for manual finishing, and prepares parts for bending, welding, painting or direct assembly. Processing is most often done with P240-grit abrasive, though depending on the material and desired result, other grits can be used as well.
We have suitable abrasives for mild steel, stainless steel, aluminum, and for certain applications, acrylic as well. Grinding transparent acrylic can produce an even matte effect, close to a satin finish.
Smaller parts can remain on the skeleton sheet after laser cutting and be ground simultaneously, which allows for more reliable feeding through the machine, better repeatability, and more efficient processing of many pieces at once.
Grinding usually follows directly after laser cutting or CNC milling, preparing the part for bending, welding or painting.
Key advantages
- Burr removal after laser cutting
- Cleaner, safer edges
- Less manual finishing needed
- Preparation for bending, welding, painting and assembly
- Well suited for serial and repeatable parts
- Ability to process small parts on the skeleton sheet
- Different abrasives depending on material and desired finish
Before and after grinding
After processing, edges are cleaner, burrs are removed, and the part is better prepared for the next step.
Cleaner edges, better finish
Machine grinding improves part quality and reduces the need for additional manual work.
Grinding small parts on the skeleton sheet
Smaller elements can stay on the skeleton sheet and be processed simultaneously for better repeatability and higher efficiency.
Frequently Asked Questions
What's the maximum thickness and width you can grind?
Width up to 600 mm and thickness from 0.5 to 80 mm.
What grit do you use?
Most often P240, but depending on the material and desired result we also use other grits — including for achieving a matte, satin effect on acrylic.
Do you grind small parts individually?
Not necessarily — smaller elements can stay on the skeleton sheet after laser cutting and be processed simultaneously for better repeatability.
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